First of all, our gratitude to the patient staff at the library of St John's College Cambridge where the Cyril Rootham archive is kept.
Thanks too to all CBR researchers past and present: Jasper Rootham, Arthur Hutchings, Kenneth Shenton, Lewis Foreman, Jürgen Schaarwächter, Robert Tucker, John France, Clay Price, Alistair Jones, Kerry Bunkhall, Justin Albstein, Lee Armstrong, Mark Pearse & Alan Shellard - and many others too.
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This list of works can be sorted by clicking on the relevant column header
| Opus | Year | Title | Genre | Instrumentation | Dedication, History & Comments | Playlist | Cat No & Publisher |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 058 | 1919 | A Boy's Song | Song | Voice and piano | CBR Songs, Book 1 | B653 Stainer & Bell | |
| 062 | 1921 | A Child's Prayer | Song | Voice and piano | CBR Songs, Book 2 (Siegfried Sassoon Songs) | B670 Stainer & Bell | |
| 036 | 1910 | A Passer By | Orchestral | Orchestra | Orchestral rhapsody, after a poem by Robert Bridges. Premiered at Queen's Hall: Prom 45 on 3 Oct 1911 | ( 07'33" ) | Typesetting |
| 062 | 1921 | A Poplar and the Moon | Song | Voice and piano | CBR Songs, Book 2 (Siegfried Sassoon Songs) | B670 Stainer & Bell | |
| 016 | 1904 | A Shepherd in a Glade | Part song | Voices SATB a cappella | Words by John Dowland. Prize Winner in 1904 competition in The Musical Times | ( 03'28" ) | NOV400736 Novello Presto Classical |
| 030 | 1908 | A Supplication | Song | Voice and piano | Dedicated "To R.M.L." (Rosamond Margaret Lucas, CBR's future wife) CBR Songs, Book 1 | B653 Stainer & Bell | |
| 046 | 1914 | A Vignette | Song | Voice and piano | Words by Robert Bridges. Also arranged for voice and string quartet in 1918. | Typesetting | |
| 003 | 1890+ | Adagio & Scherzo for Strings | Chamber music | Location of manuscript unknown at present | |||
| 018 | 1903-05 | Andromeda | Choral | Soprano, contralto and baritone soli, chorus and orchestra | Dedication: "To the memory of my mother" (Mary Rootham, née Gimblett Evans). Words by Charles Kingsley. First performance: Bristol Musical Festival 1908 | ( 56'43" ) | ISMN 979-0-708166-01-6 London Music Press |
| 098 | 1910 | Angel Spirits of Sleep | Part song | Voices SATB and piano | Poem by Robert Bridges; see also Op.35 | 54089 Stainer & Bell | |
| 056 | 1918 | As I laye a-thynkinge | Song | Words by Richard Harris Barham (1788-1845) | |||
| 023 | 1906 | Beyond the Sea (No.3) | Song | Voice and piano | CBR Songs, Book 1 Words by Thomas Love Peacock | B653 Stainer & Bell | |
| 017 | 1906 | Break, break, break | Part song | Quartet for male voices | Dedicated "To Walter J. Kidner Esq. and the Members of the Bristol Gleemen's Society": words by Alfred Lord Tennyson | ( 02'46" ) | Typeset: proofreading |
| 065 | 1921-22 | Brown Earth | Choral | Chorus, semi-chorus and orchestra | Dedicated "In memory of F.H.L." - Francis Herman Lucas, CBR's brother-in-law (1878-1920). Setting of words by Thomas Moult (1893-1974) Carnegie Award | ( 08'09" ) | Typeset: available soon |
| 058 | 1919-20 | Butterflies | Song | Voice and piano | CBR Songs, Book 2 (Siegfried Sassoon Songs) | B670 Stainer & Bell | |
| 020 | 1905 | Capriccio for String Quartett in D minor | Chamber music | Violins, viola, violoncello | Originally titled "Phantasy" | ( 12'25" ) | Typeset: available soon |
| 041 | 1912 | Choruses from "Achilles in Scyros" | Choral | Women's voices, strings and harp | Words by Robert Bridges | ||
| 093 | 1935-36 | City in the West | Choral | Chorus, string orchestra and harp | Dedicated to organist and teacher Arthur Warrell, this is a setting of a poem written by CBR's son Jasper: the "city" is Bristol, CBR's birthplace (recording:10'52") | ( 10'55" ) | Typeset: available soon |
| 029 | 1908 | Coronach | Choral | Male voice, men's chorus and piano | Words by Sir Walter Scott: published for voice and piano, but originally written for bass or baritone solo, men's chorus and orchestra | 41003 Stainer & Bell | |
| 079 | 1926 | Dances from Purcell's "Fairy Queen" | Arrangement | Violin and piano | Arrangement made during 1923 voyage to Australia: see also Op.63 and Op.101 | ||
| 101 | 1923 | Dances from Purcell's "Fairy Queen" | Arrangement | Orchestra | Arrangement: see also Op.63 and Op.79 | ||
| 063 | 1923+ | Dances from Purcell's "Fairy Queen" | Arrangement | Strings and piano ad lib | Arrangement: see also Op.79 and Op.101 | ||
| 087 | 1933 | Daybreak at Sea | Part song | Voices SSATBB a cappella | Words by Michael McKenna | ( 04'04" ) | OCS758 OUP Archive Presto Classical |
| 078 | 1926 | Eight Bells | Part song | Voices TTBB a cappella | Words by J C Squire | ||
| 037 | 1910 | Elegiac Rhapsody on an Old Church Melody | Organ | Organ | Dedicated "To my friend George Dixon" (notable organ designer): variations on the hymn tune "Iste Confessor" (recording: 8'08") | ( 08'08" ) | 50038 Stainer & Bell |
| 071 | 1914 | Elegy | Organ | Organ | Transcription of slow movement from Op.49 String Quartet in C (m/s is titled "Molto adagio") | UL manuscript: shelfmark MS.Add.9192.117(4) ? | |
| 028 | 1906 | Epinikion (Song of Victory) | Organ | Organ | Dedicated to blind organist Alfred Hollins (recording: 8'28") | ( 10'30" ) | H455 Stainer & Bell |
| 090 | 1933 | Evening Service in E minor: Magnificat & Nunc Dimittis | Sacred | Voices SATB and organ | (recording: 8'30") | ( 08'25" ) | CM 501 Cathedral Music |
| 021 | 1906 | Evening Service in F: Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis | Sacred | Double choir a cappella | Also in Latin for Westminster Cathedral | Typesetting | |
| 058 | 1919-20 | Everyone sang | Song | Voice and piano | CBR Songs, Book 2 (Siegfried Sassoon Songs) | B670 Stainer & Bell | |
| 014 | 1902 | Fantasia Overture for Organ in D minor | Organ | Organ | Dedicated "To Sir Walter Parratt" (one of CBR's teachers at the Royal College of Music) | London Music Press | |
| 043 | 1913 | Follow your saint | Part song | Voices SSATB a cappella | Words from Campion & Rossiter's Book of Ayres (1604) | 54091 Stainer & Bell | |
| 051 | 1915 | For the Fallen | Choral | Chorus and orchestra | Setting of Laurence Binyon's poem (recording: 18'52") | ( 20'45" ) | Cathedral Music CM 1086 RSCM Music Direct |
| 044a | 1913 | Four Dramatic Songs: Imagination, Unwelcome, St Andrew's & Over the hills | Choral | Tenor or soprano solo and orchestra | Words by Mary E Coleridge: this original version is unpublished (but see published arrangement for voice and piano, Op.44b) | Typesetting | |
| 044b | 1913 | Four Dramatic Songs: Imagination, Unwelcome, St Andrew's & Over the hills | Song | Voice and piano | Words by Mary E Coleridge: originally composed for tenor or soprano solo and orchestra (see Op.44a) | ( 11'00" ) | Typeset: proofreading |
| 096 | 1937 p | Four Hymns | Sacred | Choral unison | From the St John's College Hymn Book: 264, 174, 176, 159 | 9383 OUP Archive Presto Classical | |
| 008a | 1900 | Four Impressions (Killarney) | Orchestral | Violin and orchestra | Referred to as "Sketches (Irish)" in Jasper Rootham's list of CBR works: manuscript in Cambridge University Library shelfmark MS.Add.9192.101(1), also in St John's College Library shelfmark Janus F7 | ( 06'48" ) | Typeset: available soon |
| 008b | 1900 | Four Impressions for Pianoforte Duet | Piano | Piano: 4 hands | Arranged from orchestral version Op.8a, see manuscript in Cambridge University Library shelfmark MS.Add.9192.101(2) | ||
| 095 | 1936 | Full Fathom Five | Part song | Voices SSA a cappella | Shakespeare (Ariel's Song, The Tempest): composed for Girton College Music Society | ||
| 045 | 1913 | Gay Marigold | Part song | Voices SS or SA and piano | Poem by Robert Bridges | ||
| 015 | 1906 | Grace (in Latin) | Sacred | Four voices a cappella | Written for St John's College | ||
| 092 | 1935 p | Guy's Cliffe At Night | Part song | Voices SA a cappella | Dedicated "To Denys Pouncey and his Camden Singers" Words by Mary Coleridge | ( 03'21" ) | OCS176 OUP Archive Presto Classical |
| 013 | 1904 | Happy streams, whose trembling fall | Part song | Voices SSATB a cappella | Dedicated to the President, Director and Members of the Bristol Madrigal Society; anonymous words, previously published in a madrigal in 1609 by John Wilbye (1574 - 1638). | Typesetting | |
| 094 | 1936 | Hark, Where Poseidon's White Racing Horses | Part song | Voices SSATB a cappella | Lyric XCV from "Sappho: One Hundred Lyrics" by the Canadian poet Bliss Carman. Composed for the 100th anniversary of the Bristol Madrigal Society. | ( 04'30" ) | OCS787 OUP Archive Presto Classical |
| 039 | 1911 | Hear the voice and prayer | Sacred | Voices SATB and organ | Dedicated "To the Master and Fellows of St John's College, Cambridge": anthem written for 400th anniversary of St John's College | ( 06'01" ) | 54093 Stainer & Bell |
| 032a | 1909 | Helen of Kirkconnel | Choral | Tenor solo and orchestra | See also Op.32b, for voice & piano | ||
| 032b | 1912 | Helen of Kirkconnel | Song | Voice and piano | CBR Songs, Book 1 | B653 Stainer & Bell | |
| 030 | 1907 | I sorrowed that the golden day was dead | Song | Voice and piano | CBR Songs, Book 1 | B653 Stainer & Bell | |
| 058 | 1919-20 | Idyll | Song | Voice and piano | CBR Songs, Book 2 (Siegfried Sassoon Songs) | B670 Stainer & Bell | |
| 076 | 1925 | If I had but two little wings | Song | Poem by S T Coleridge | |||
| 008c | 1900 | Impressions pour Violon et Piano | Chamber music | Violin and piano | Arranged from orchestral version Op.8a, see manuscript in Cambridge University Library shelfmark MS.Add.9192.101(3). Published for violin and piano by Bosworth & Co in 1902. | Typesetting | |
| 035 | 1910 | In Highland and Meadow | Choral | Voices SATB and orchestra | Poems by R L Stevenson, Robert Bridges and E Fitzgerald; see also Op.98 | ||
| 092 | 1935 p | In London Town | Part song | Voices SSA a cappella | Words by Mary Coleridge | OCS556 OUP Archive Presto Classical | |
| 098 | 1910 | In the Highlands | Part song | Voices SATB and piano | Poem by R L Stevenson; see also Op.35 | 54094 Stainer & Bell | |
| 073 | 1924 | In the Lake Country | Chamber music | Violin, viola or cello and piano | Dedication: the parts are separately dedicated to Albert Sammons (Violin), Alfred Hobday (Viola) and Howard Bliss (Violoncello). Transcription of slow movement from Op.27 String Quintet in D major. | ( 03'50" ) | Viola & piano Cello & piano London Music Press |
| 001a | 1894 | In the Merry May | Song | Voice and piano | Words by Gerald Massey | ( 01'46" ) | Typeset: available soon |
| 026 | 1908 | Is it the wind of the dawn? | Part song | Voices SA or TB and piano | Dedicated "To V.C. Boddington and E.H.P. Muncey". Words by Alfred Lord Tennyson. | 54095 Stainer & Bell | |
| 011 | 1904 | It was an English Ladye bright | Song | Voice and piano | Dedicated "To R. Kennerley Rumford" (baritone recitalist and husband of the contralto Clara Butt). Poem by Sir Walter Scott: originally composed for voice & orchestra. | ( 02'59" ) | Typeset: proofreading |
| 072 | 1923 | Jemima | Part song | Voices TTBB a cappella | Words: Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (music originally published with lyrics attribution "Anonymous") | ( 01'31" ) | Typeset: proofreading |
| 045 | 1913 | Larks | Part song | Voices SS or SA and piano | Poem by Robert Bridges | ||
| 005 | 1898 | Love and Laughter | Part song | Voices SATB a cappella | Dedicated "To Edward A. Harvey, Esq., President, and the Gentlemen of the Bristol Madrigal Society": words by Arthur Gray Butler | ( 03'09" ) | Petrucci Music Library imslp.org |
| 096 | 1937 p | Love Lift Me Up | Sacred | Voices SATB | One of CBR's "Four Hymns" | 9384 OUP Archive Presto Classical | |
| 031 | 1908 | Lullaby | Part song | Voices SSAA and piano | Words by Thomas Dekker. Composed for Newnham College | 41819 Stainer & Bell | |
| 089 | 1933 | March for Military Band | Band music | Brass band | Written for the band of Cambridge branch of the British Legion | ( 04'02" ) | Typeset: proofreading |
| 061a | 1920 | Miniature Suite | Chamber music | String quartet and piano | Written for Clifton High School for Girls, where CBR's sister May Rootham ran the music department | Typeset: proofreading | |
| 061b | 1921 | Miniature Suite | Orchestral | String orchestra and piano | See also Op.61a (the original 1920 version) (recording: 9'54") | ||
| 062 | 1921 | Morning Glory | Song | Voice and piano | CBR Songs, Book 2 (Siegfried Sassoon Songs) | B670 Stainer & Bell | |
| 090 | 1933 | Morning Service in E minor: Te Deum & Benedictus | Sacred | Voices SATB and organ | See also Op.90 Evening Service in E minor | Typesetting | |
| 076 | 1925 | My delight and thy delight | Song | Poem by Robert Bridges | |||
| 053 | 1915 | Night of Spring | Choral | Soprano chorus and piano | Poem by Thomas Westwood: see also Op.100 | ||
| 100 | 1915 | Night of Spring | Part song | Two-part song | Poem by Thomas Westwood: see also Op.53 | ||
| 050 | 1914 | Noël (carol) | Choral | Boys' voices and piano | Poem by Théophile Gautier: composed for prize-giving at St John's College Choir School (see also Op.99) | 54098 Stainer & Bell | |
| 099 | 1910 | Noël (song) | Song | Voice and piano | Poem by Théophile Gautier: see also Op.50 | 54097 Stainer & Bell | |
| 054 | 1916 | O Salutaris Hostia | Sacred | Five voices | Anthem probably written for Westminster Cathedral: setting on the tune "Melcombe" and on the hymn "From all that dwell" | ||
| 034 | 1910 | O may I join the Choir Invisible | Choral | Soprano solo, women's voices and organ or piano | Composed for Girton College: words by George Eliot (1819-1880) | ( 06'20" ) | 43407 Stainer & Bell |
| 070 | 1923 p | Ode - How Sleep The Brave | Choral | Choral unison: treble voices and piano | Words by William Collins | OCS6 OUP Archive Presto Classical | |
| 007 | 1890+ | Ode - How Sleep The Brave | Choral | Chorus and orchestra | Words by William Collins | ||
| 081 | 1927-28 | Ode on the Morning of Christ's Nativity | Choral | Soli, chorus, semi-chorus and orchestra | Setting of Milton's poem: Carnegie Award (recording: 42') | ( 05'00" ) (Introduction only: tenor solo & boys' semi-chorus) | HL167 Stainer & Bell hire library |
| 009 | 1903 | Out of the Deep (Psalm 130) | Sacred | Baritone solo, men's voices TTBB and organ | Dedicated "To Sir Walter Parratt" (one of CBR's teachers at the Royal College of Music) | ( 07'23" ) | Typeset: proofreading |
| 025 | 1907 | Overture: To the Spirit of Comedy | Orchestral | Orchestra | |||
| 042 | 1912 | Pan: Rhapsody for Full Orchestra | Orchestral | Orchestra | Typesetting | ||
| 023 | 1906 | Pippa Sings (No.4) | Song | Voice and piano | Dedicated "To G. W." Words by Robert Browning. Listed in Jasper Rootham's list of CBR works by the poem's first line: "The Year's at the Spring" | ( 00'52" ) | Typeset: proofreading |
| 091 | 1934 | Praise the Lord, O my soul (Psalm 103) | Sacred | Chorus and orchestra | Dedicated to Herbert Sumsion (organist of Gloucester Cathedral 1928-1967) | Vocal score: 10625 Banks Music Full score: typeset, proofreading | |
| 060 | 1920 | Processional (or "Procession in Scarlet") | Orchestral | Orchestra | Dedication from the m/s score: "Composed for the Musical Celebration in honour of the Chancellor of Cambridge University (Arthur Balfour) held in King's College Chapel, Cambridge, June 15, 1920" | ( 07'40" ) | Typeset: proofreading |
| 012 | 1906 | Réminiscences des Alpes Bavaroises | Chamber music | Violin and piano | Dedicated "à son ami H. Haydn Inwards". In 1883 Haydn Inwards was among the original intake of 50 scholars to the newly-formed Royal College of Music. He later became a violinist in the Gompertz Quartet and taught violin at the RCM. | ( 10'56" ) | Typeset: proofreading |
| 052 | 1915 | Rhapsody | Organ | Organ | Perhaps an earlier version of Op.74 | UL manuscript: shelfmark MS.Add.9192.111 | |
| 074 | 1925 | Rhapsody On An Old English Tune ("Lazarus") | Organ | Organ | Dedicated "To J. A. Fuller Maitland" See also earlier Op.52 | 90102 Cramer Music Presto Classical | |
| 067 | 1922 | Rhapsody for Double String Orchestra on the tune "Lazarus" | Orchestral | Double string orchestra | Dedicated "To J. A. Fuller Maitland" (11') | ( 10'10" ) | Typeset: proofreading |
| 083 | 1930 | Septet for Viola, Flute, Hautboy, Clarinet, Bassoon, Horn and Harp | Chamber music | Viola, flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, horn and harp | Dedicated to patron of the arts Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge, and given its first performance in 1933 at the Pittsfield Music Festival (Mass., USA). Performed at the Master's Lodge at St John's College in 2012. | ( 16'54" ) | Typeset: available soon |
| 004 | 1898 | Shall I compare thee? | Song | Shakespeare (Sonnet XVIII) | |||
| 095 | 1936 | Sigh no more, Ladies | Part song | Voices SSA a cappella | Shakespeare (Much Ado About Nothing): composed for Girton College Music Society | ||
| 080 | 1927 p | Six Dances | Arrangement | Small orchestra | Original by W A Mozart: edited and arranged by CBR | ||
| 075 | 1925 | Sonata in G minor for Violin and Piano | Chamber music | Violin and piano | Dedicated "To Bessie Rawlins" (recording: 19'49") | OUP Archive 210416 Allegro Music Archive Service | |
| 047 | 1913 | Song from Theocritus' 15th Idyll | Choral | Voice, strings and harp | The original m/s score (with soprano part in classical Greek) states: "Composed for the representation of the 15th Idyll of Theocritus at Bedford College, Regent's Park, London, at the meeting of the British Classical Association, Jan. 1914". But per Jasper Rootham's notes, this work was originally written for CBR's cousin Hélène Rootham and published for voice and piano: we have so far found no trace of a published version. | ( 06'42" ) | Typeset: proofreading |
| 066 | 1921 | Sorrow Song (Gently, sorrowfully sang the maid) | Song | Voice and piano | Poem from "The Dark Fire" by W J Turner | ( 02'23" ) | Typeset: available soon |
| 062 | 1920 | South Wind | Song | Voice and piano | CBR Songs, Book 2 (Siegfried Sassoon Songs) | B670 Stainer & Bell | |
| 082 | 1929-30 | St John's Suite | Orchestral | Small orchestra | Dedicated "To the musicians of my College" | Typeset: proofreading | |
| 004 | 1898 | Stars of the Summer Night | Song | Words by Longfellow | |||
| 005 | 1898 | Strew on her roses | Part song | Voices SATB a cappella | Words from "Requiescat" by Matthew Arnold | ( 02'15" ) | Petrucci Music Library imslp.org |
| 002 | 1899 | String Quartet in A major | Chamber music | Violins, viola, violoncello | Typesetting | ||
| 049 | 1914 | String Quartet in C major | Chamber music | Violins, viola, violoncello | Dedicated "To the Philharmonic String Quartet" | Typeset: proofreading | |
| 010 | 1902 | String Quartet in G minor | Chamber music | Violins, viola, violoncello | Dedicated "To my dear father D. W. Rootham" | ( 21'02" ) | Typeset: proofreading |
| 027 | 1908 | String Quintet in D major | Chamber music | Violins, viola, violoncelli | Dedicated "To F. St. John Bullen" | ( 31'57" ) | Typeset: available soon |
| 088 | 1933 | Suite for Pianoforte | Piano | Piano | Dedicated "To Pamela McKenna" | ( 10'07" ) | ISMN 979-0-7081-6608-5 London Music Press |
| 006 | 1899 | Suite in D minor | Orchestral | Orchestra | Described incorrectly in Jasper Rootham's list of CBR works as "Suite in B minor" | ||
| 064 | 1921 | Suite in three movements | Chamber music | Flute and piano | Dedicated to French flautist Louis Fleury (recording: 9'00") | ( 08'48" ) | CH01552 Chester Music Presto Classical |
| 048 | 1911 | Sweet Content | Part song | Voices SATB and piano | Poem by Thomas Dekker: originally composed for chorus and orchestra | 54099 Stainer & Bell | |
| 013 | 1906 | Sweet Echo | Part song | Voices SSATB a cappella | Dedicated "To the President and Members of the Madrigal Society (London)", and awarded the Madrigal Society's Prize in December 1906 | ( 03'00" ) | Typeset: proofreading |
| 086 | 1932 | Symphony No 1 in C minor | Orchestral | Orchestra | Dedicated "To my old friend H.P.A. with affection" [Hugh Percy Allen] (recording: 30'57") | Typesetting: planned for 2021 | |
| 097 | 1936-38 | Symphony No 2 in D major "Revelation" | Orchestral | Orchestra and women's voices | At the request of the composer, orchestration of the final movement was completed by Patrick Hadley after CBR's death (recording: 38') | Typeset: available soon | |
| 019 | 1905 | The Ballad of Kingslea Mere | Song | Bass or baritone solo and piano | Words by Thomas Love Peacock | ( 02'49" ) | Typeset: proofreading |
| 023 | 1903 | The Bramble (No.2) | Song | Voice and piano | Words by Thomas Love Peacock | 54090 Stainer & Bell | |
| 001c | 1895 | The Golden Light of Day | Song | Voice and piano | Words by Kate Nicholls | ( 02'48" ) | Typeset: available soon |
| 069 | 1923 | The Golden Time | Choral | Chorus, semi-chorus and orchestra | See also Op.77 | ||
| 077 | 1924-25 | The Golden Time | Part song | Voices SATB and piano | See also Op.69 | ||
| 023 | 1906 | The Greenwood Tree (No.1) | Song | Voice and piano | Words by Thomas Love Peacock | 54092 Stainer & Bell | |
| 056 | 1917 | The King of China's Daughter | Song | Voice and piano | Poem by Edith Sitwell | Typeset: proofreading | |
| 033 | 1908-09 | The Lady of Shalott | Choral | Mezzo-soprano solo, chorus and orchestra | Poem by Tennyson (33') | Typeset: available soon | |
| 024 | 1911 p | The Lord is the Portion | Sacred | Voices SATB a cappella | Dedicated to the organist and composer Dr Basil Harwood (1859-1949), this Grace anthem was written for St John's College | ( 03'25" ) | 41300 Stainer & Bell |
| 098 | 1910 | The Meadows in Spring | Part song | Voices SATB and piano | Poem by E Fitzgerald; see also Op.35 | 54096 Stainer & Bell | |
| 084 | 1931 | The Psalm of Adonis | Orchestral | Small orchestra | This work is based on the earlier Op.47 "Song from Theocritus' 15th Idyll" (1914) (recording: 8'31") | ( 08'40" ) | Typeset: proofreading |
| 040 | 1911 | The Quest | Choral | Women's voices, piano and strings (or string quartet) | Dedicated "To M.M. and G.R.M." (Marjory Mines and George Ralph Mines). Words by Marjory Mines (née Rolfe). | Typeset: proofreading | |
| 022 | 1909 | The Splendour Falls | Part song | Voices ATTB or ATBB a cappella | Dedicated "To the Members of the Vocal Quartett of St John's College, Cambridge", with words by Alfred Lord Tennyson. | 41006 Stainer & Bell | |
| 030 | 1906 | The Springtime of Life | Song | Voice and piano | CBR Songs, Book 1 | B653 Stainer & Bell | |
| 038a | 1911 | The Stolen Child | Part song | Voices SATB and piano | Setting of Yeats' poem: see also orchestral version (1912) Op.38b | Typeset: available soon | |
| 038b | 1912 | The Stolen Child | Choral | Chorus and small orchestra | Dedicated "To R.M.R. and J.St.J.R." (CBR's wife Rosamond and son Jasper): second setting of Yeats' poem, in its full orchestral version (1912) (recording: 6'50") | ( 06'48" ) | Typeset: available soon |
| 068 | 1922 | The Twa Sisters o' Binnorie | Part song | Voices SATB a cappella | North Country ballad | ( 04'36" ) | Typeset: proofreading |
| 057 | 1918 | The Two Sisters - Concert Overture | Orchestral | Orchestra | Premiered at Queen's Hall: Prom 35 on 19 Sep 1918 | ( 09'31" ) | Typeset: available soon |
| 055 | 1916-20 | The Two Sisters - Opera | Opera | Soli, chorus and orchestra | Libretto by Marjory Fausset (née Rolfe) | Vocal score: University of Rochester NY, USA | |
| 069 | 1923 | The West Wind | Song | Voice and piano | Poem by John Masefield | ( 02'00" ) | Typeset: proofreading |
| 030? | 1910 | Three Songs with Orchestra (or Pianoforte) | Choral | Full chorus | |||
| 085 | 1931 | Trio for Violin, Violoncello and Pianoforte | Chamber music | Violin, cello and piano | OUP Archive 200416 Allegro Music Archive Service | ||
| 001d | 1895 | Under the Lindens | Song | Voice and piano | Words by W. S. Landor | ( 01'28" ) | Typeset: available soon |
| 059 | 1919 | Weep not, beloved friends | Part song | Voices SATB a cappella | After Chiabrera, translated by William Wordsworth: composed for Memorial Service in St John's College Chapel, October 1919 | ( 01'46" ) | Typeset: proofreading |
| 001b | 1894 | Weep you no more | Song | Voice and piano | Words by John Dowland | ( 01'26" ) | Typeset: available soon |
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